Красивая, мастерская, очень выверенная работа! Великолепно отточеный и направленный инструмент; владение этим инструментом уверенное, с соблюдением правил безопасности. Цветущий сад отлично дополнял это видео. Спасибо!
Thank you so much Aaron and Zed for this detailed video. Aaron appreciate your patience in teaching how to to carve the coffee scoop. This one on this episode is a new perspective for me. I’ll treasure this one in my carving journey. Blessings.
Another great video. This is my second viewing over almost 2 years. I love to see the approach every craftsman has to each project and piece of wood. I've tried 3 coffee scoops and failed each time: two became sieves when I cut through the bottom, and one just split when it dried. This gives me hope. Thanks Aaron.
Happy to hear this video helped i some way and your own efforts will get there with practise. Man thanks foe watching and happy carving my friend ~Peace~
I've been working wood for about 25 years and for the last five years I've learned more about grain from carving spoons than ever before, and I thought I knew about grain!
Craig long time! hope all is well and we're long overdue a chinwag. Reg Aaron indeed i'm working hard this year to shine a spotlight on talented folk who are not neccesarily well known ~Peace~
Aaron certainly has a talent, with a nice demeanour but I’m sure he would not be here had he not experienced some of the grumpy old guard to inspire him to take up the chalice.
Thanks Zed and Aaron. As always, a well done and informative video by Zed with just the right questions asked. Aaron did great in his first video series. Cheers, Michael Alabama, USA
Watched this while carving a different project. I really really enjoyed the company and the teaching while carving... will eventually try this one...thanks!!!
Watching you and other CZcams channels has inspired me to start a channel, as I sat recovering from surgery to remove cancer, successfully I might add, bushcraft channels took me to the woods and I would like to do the same for others. Keep up the great video's.
@@Zedoutdoors I am fully recovered now just wanted to thank you for the great video's that gave me so much enjoyment during my recovery.. I have started making videos myself and having fun doing it...
Brilliant video to both of you. I found it extremely informative and got some great tips. Your a natural wood carver and great behind the camera Aaron. Very easy to understand. Can’t wait to give myself a go 😁👍
10:45 & 30:16 ... I wonder if Aaron has ever accidently, knicked himself with his hatchet ? 24:42 ... I like that A.Garrett is not perfect..or that you, Zed didn't edit out his "over the line" cut/chopping ...well done ...keeping it real. 25:02 ... good safety cuts...well done. 26:41 ... If I used an Adze on my scoop, I would definitely split the whole thing in half...LOL I prefer using up the extra 20 secs , using a Spoon Knife . 31:50 ...enjoy seeing all the different cut techniques , A.Garrett is using with his knife
Rewatching this vid this evening on a record-breaking hot Saturday in September. Mesmerized by the carving and refreshed by the lovely images of the flowers. Peace to you, Zed.
Sorry of this has been covered in another video but I’ve only seen two of these carving tutorials: where is the wood sourced from? Can you use pallet wood for carving? Many thanks for this video, I really enjoyed it
Hi Mellie the wood is sourced primarily from tree surgeons and people invokved in woodland management. Reg Pallet wood, no you should not use that for carving because it is treated with chemicals hence not safe to use for spoons, scoops, etc ~Peace~
Just viewed this video and now going to try and make one. I attempted to get your template but it is no longer available, is there a way to get that fro you if possible? Thank you and will be following your IG. Thank you and again great video.
Sincerely appreciate the kind words and for watching. reg the scoop template, you can download that here - drive.google.com/file/d/1c5pjHCMKG-EXsDF7s5upPvR4ZSozE98z/view?usp=sharing
I have become a real fan of this channel. Love your videos keep up the good work. Question: what's a good option instead of an adze? I'm having a very hard time finding an adze.
Hi Tom I sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching, reg the Adze you don;t need that at all. A better option is to simply use your spoon knife to do some initial hollowing which is what most people do including Aaron before he got the Adze. But the adze is not necessary at all ~Peace~
Where did you get the tool, I believe you called an atz? I know you fashioned the handle yourself and I must say it is exquisite. I’m in USA and I don’t recall seeing such a tool but I love it. Thanks for any info you can provide. Linda.
Thank you kindly Edward, indeed yes having well sharpened tools is always beneficial as well as being safer to use. I have sharpening tutorials listed on my blog if you feel they will help in some way - zedoutdoors.com/video-tutorials
Make sure you use a sharp axe, crave with an end in product in mind and have a gameplan as to how you will get there. I have countless tutorials that teach you good axe work - zedoutdoors.com/video-tutorials
Hi Adam the wood was green when carved, as long as you dry the scoop slowly upon finishing the carving and that there is no inherent weakness already in the wood (e.g. knots, hairline cracks from axing, etc) then with a small scoop like this you're typically fine ~Peace~
Can you give me some suggestions on blacksmiths to get a knife from? I looked on Adam Ashworth's site but he only has one type left for sale and I'm not sure if I want to get it or not
If you contact Adam privately he can make you any knife you want buddy, if you don't have any luck there let me know and i'll recommend someone else ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors I've got a bunch of his tools. But since it's just him and his 2 sons making tools. They are always a wicked long wait. There's a website outa England that has a cool feature, to notify you when the item comes into stock. I love Hans Karlsson tools. My Rottweiler is named, Hans even. Be well.
For safety sake Aaron is using safe carving techniques so has no need for a leather brace. As with everything, one should not attempt this if you're not grounded in safe technqiues ~Peace~
I also filmed this video with Aaron - czcams.com/video/M22vJH8h4U4/video.html
Your accuracy with the carving axe is something to behold. I need to practice a whole lot more. Happy New Year.
Happy new year to you too and sincerely appreciate you stopping by ~Peace~
Thanks so much to Zed and Aaron for sharing this with us. These are wonderful little masterclasses that are worth re-watching.
That is very kind of you to say so Nick thank you! ~Peace~
Красивая, мастерская, очень выверенная работа!
Великолепно отточеный и направленный инструмент; владение этим инструментом уверенное, с соблюдением правил безопасности.
Цветущий сад отлично дополнял это видео.
Спасибо!
Ты очень добрый, спасибо, мой друг ~Peace~
Thank you so much Aaron and Zed for this detailed video.
Aaron appreciate your patience in teaching how to to carve the coffee scoop. This one on this episode is a new perspective for me. I’ll treasure this one in my carving journey. Blessings.
We sincerely appreciate your kind words thank you ~Peace~
Mr. Garrett is a master at both instruction and technique. As always, thanks for the great content, Zed. 🙏🏻
Indeed he is a very talented guy and I appreciate your kind words thank you ~Peace~
Another great video. This is my second viewing over almost 2 years. I love to see the approach every craftsman has to each project and piece of wood. I've tried 3 coffee scoops and failed each time: two became sieves when I cut through the bottom, and one just split when it dried. This gives me hope. Thanks Aaron.
Happy to hear this video helped i some way and your own efforts will get there with practise. Man thanks foe watching and happy carving my friend ~Peace~
I've been working wood for about 25 years and for the last five years I've learned more about grain from carving spoons than ever before, and I thought I knew about grain!
Indeed everyday is school day, worth mentioning that I have all of my tutorials listed here for easier navigation - zedoutdoors.com/video-tutorials
A wonderful, patient, thorough and enjoyable lesson. Well carved and well documented. Thank you both for the experience.
Much appreciate the kind words and for watching thank you ~Peace~
I'm going to make one of these tomorrow morning.
Just got done two whale tail scoop.s...thank.s to you both for this vid..cheer.s...
Best of luck with having a go and many thanks for the kind words ~Peace~
Having watched to the end, not being a great lover of coffee. This would make a fantastic Whiskey Kuksa for Bushcraft camps 👍🏻❤️❤️❤️
Ah yes it would be awesome for that too! ~Peace~
Feel like I might hold enough whiskey. Not enough coffee
@SonoraSlinger its meant for ground coffee my dude lol
Just found your channel !! Very informative and loved the enthusiasm you show !!
A pleasure to be connected and thank you for your kind words! ~Peace~
That was an excellent demonstration showing lots of detail in the various ways to hold the tools.
Appreciate your kind words and for watching Bernie thank you ~Peace~
Another great video my friend. We need more of these young fellas coming to the for, to replace the grumpy old gaurd.
Craig long time! hope all is well and we're long overdue a chinwag. Reg Aaron indeed i'm working hard this year to shine a spotlight on talented folk who are not neccesarily well known ~Peace~
Aaron certainly has a talent, with a nice demeanour but I’m sure he would not be here had he not experienced some of the grumpy old guard to inspire him to take up the chalice.
🤣 He makes it look so easy with his axe 🪓 work so close up, my fingers 🤌 would end up on the bench 😭
🥰🥰🥰 Love watching a real artisan at work 👍 👍👌
Indeed it's due to lots of practise he is so proficient with the axe, however anyone can reach that level with reglar practise :) ~Peace~
Zed and Aaron....yet another MONSTER work from the Mad Professor and the new young master... Aaron’s scoops are fabulous!! Nice work guys !
Thank you kindly Martin, was a wonderful day out with Aaron and see him at work ~Peace~
Thanks again Zed and Aaron. I love the scoop. Going to have a go at it. I finished Aaron's spoon today and will post on IG tomorrow.
Oh wow nice, be sure to tag us on instagram so we can see it ~Peace~
Thanks Zed and Aaron. As always, a well done and informative video by Zed with just the right questions asked. Aaron did great in his first video series.
Cheers,
Michael
Alabama, USA
Sincerely appreciate the kind words and for watching Michael thank you ~Peace~
Watched this while carving a different project. I really really enjoyed the company and the teaching while carving... will eventually try this one...thanks!!!
Sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching Drew thank you ~Peace~
Watching you and other CZcams channels has inspired me to start a channel, as I sat recovering from surgery to remove cancer, successfully I might add, bushcraft channels took me to the woods and I would like to do the same for others. Keep up the great video's.
Sorry to hear about your health issues and sincerely wishing you a full and speedy recovery ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors I am fully recovered now just wanted to thank you for the great video's that gave me so much enjoyment during my recovery.. I have started making videos myself and having fun doing it...
Another fantastic video. Like the pace, attention to details, dilemmas, and philosophy of craft! Greetings from Norway.
Sincerely appreciate you watching and for your kind words Gerhard thank you ~Peace~
Aaron has real talent. Thanks
He most definitely does John and many thanks for watching ~Peace~
Very talented. Watched both videos and feeling re-inspired. Absolutely love the knife. Great video as always Zed.
Sincerely appreciate the kind words and happy carving my friend ~Peace~
I really enjoyed Your class on the coffee spoon today thank you very much
You are very kind David thank you ~Peace~
Brilliant
Thank you kindly ~Peace~
This is a badass sloyd knife. The ninja feel envy.
Thank you for watching ~Peace~
Very good Carber
He is indeed Fred ~Peace~
Camera man is the safe one. I
They are immortal
Thank you for watching ~Peace~
Almost all through now! Absolutely spectacular as per usual. thanks Zed.
Thank you kindly Blake! ~Peace~
All your videos are amazing. Very well done. Thank you for sharing.
Sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching Dennis thank you ~Peace~
Fantastic video tutorial. Thanks Zed. Great channel.
Thats very kind of you to say Scott thank you ~Peace~
Another great video !👍👍 Thank you for making and sharing this, gentlemen ✌
As always I sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching Maurice thank you ~Peace~
Thanks guys fantastic lesson great content. Best wishes from Australia
Thank you kindly Amanda and appreciate the kind words ~Peace~
Enjoyed this immensely!!
Thats awesome to hear Ron thank you! ~Peace~
Fascinating and very helpful, as well. Thank you!
You are very kind Jerry thank you ~Peace~
another awesome vid! What a nice bloke too!!! Very talented carver!
Amen to that Nathan and stay blessed my man ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors and to you sir! 🤠 Your work is inspiring.
Great video Zed, really good to see talented young people getting on.
Amen to that Melvyn and thank you for your kind words ~Peace~
Thanks for the presentation, well done, it is very interesting issue carving which i like !
As always you are very kind Hassan thank you ~Peace~
Good job, nice 👍
Thank you Osman ~Peace~
Nice one zed another class work shop to have a go thank you for your time and consideration 🙏🙏
Sincerely appreciate the kind words my friend ~Peace~
Wow its so nice flowers
Thank you kindly Ofelia ~Peace~
Thank you for wonderful video, Keep uploading videos.
Tonight I am going watch
Thats awesome to hear and thank you for the kind words ~Peace~
Like the rakish lines. Well done Aaron
Thank you kindly Lewis! ~Peace~
yet another classic
Thank you kindly Martin ~Peace~
Again Aaron, well presented video, and grew tool work.
Thanks for filming and editing the video Zed.
Thank you kindly Sean and indeed esp considering it was Aaron's forst time on video he did amazingly well ~Peace~
Brilliant video to both of you. I found it extremely informative and got some great tips. Your a natural wood carver and great behind the camera Aaron. Very easy to understand. Can’t wait to give myself a go 😁👍
Sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching James thank you ~Peace~
Great Advice ❤️🌳❤️ best wishes from Germany.
Thank you kindly ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors ❤️
I going to give it a try. Thanks
Best of luck Harold and many thanks for watching ~Peace~
10:45 & 30:16 ... I wonder if Aaron has ever accidently, knicked himself with his hatchet ?
24:42 ... I like that A.Garrett is not perfect..or that you, Zed didn't edit out his "over the line" cut/chopping ...well done ...keeping it real.
25:02 ... good safety cuts...well done.
26:41 ... If I used an Adze on my scoop, I would definitely split the whole thing in half...LOL
I prefer using up the extra 20 secs , using a Spoon Knife .
31:50 ...enjoy seeing all the different cut techniques , A.Garrett is using with his knife
It was Aarons first time on camera so he was tad nervous as to be expected, that being said he dud super well and is a natural teacher ~Peace~
Too good!🙌
Isn't it just! ~Peace~
Dude looks like Justin Bieber lol hell of a job carving!!!!!that coffee scoop is awesome
lol he'll take that as a compliment ;) ~Peace~
This is wonderful ! Thank you so much !
Appreciate the kind words Lydia thank you! ~Peace~
What a master big skills
Amen to that and thank you for watching Charles ~Peace~
Excellent craftsmanship. Nicely videoed too.
Appreciate the kind words and for watching thank you ~Peace~
Good‼️
nice camera work. good details!
You are very kind Peter thank you ~Peace~
Great instruction video. I will prefer making a larger version of those. Think that’s a bit safer to work on.
Any size is safe to work with as long as you deploy a safe technique, many thanks for watching and take care ~Peace~
Nice work
Many thansk for watching and for the kind words ~Peace~
Superb.
Thank you kindly ~Peace~
Nice work, and nice knife :)
You are very kind Irene thank you :) ~Peace~
Rewatching this vid this evening on a record-breaking hot Saturday in September. Mesmerized by the carving and refreshed by the lovely images of the flowers.
Peace to you, Zed.
Thank you kindly Jeanette and enjoy the sun! ~Peace~
Sorry of this has been covered in another video but I’ve only seen two of these carving tutorials: where is the wood sourced from? Can you use pallet wood for carving? Many thanks for this video, I really enjoyed it
Hi Mellie the wood is sourced primarily from tree surgeons and people invokved in woodland management. Reg Pallet wood, no you should not use that for carving because it is treated with chemicals hence not safe to use for spoons, scoops, etc ~Peace~
For a second I thought this was telling me how to carve a coffee shop
Thats in the third and final video.... ~Peace~
That wood be 1 big piece of wood
Just viewed this video and now going to try and make one. I attempted to get your template but it is no longer available, is there a way to get that fro you if possible? Thank you and will be following your IG. Thank you and again great video.
Sincerely appreciate the kind words and for watching. reg the scoop template, you can download that here - drive.google.com/file/d/1c5pjHCMKG-EXsDF7s5upPvR4ZSozE98z/view?usp=sharing
Matt Damon carves a couple of spoons in a pub woodshed.
Who knew?
Ha! :) ~Peace~
I have become a real fan of this channel. Love your videos keep up the good work. Question: what's a good option instead of an adze? I'm having a very hard time finding an adze.
Hi Tom I sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching, reg the Adze you don;t need that at all. A better option is to simply use your spoon knife to do some initial hollowing which is what most people do including Aaron before he got the Adze. But the adze is not necessary at all ~Peace~
It's wonderful. Great Advice. sayonara.
Thank you kindly my friend ~Peace~
Ótimo trabalho parabéns
Obrigado! ~Peace~
Would be nice GED if you could list the tools used and where Aaron got them. (I know he’s adapted them)
Spoon knife & Axe - wood-tools.co.uk/
Straight knife - instagram.com/adamashworth97/?hl=en
Where did you get the tool, I believe you called an atz? I know you fashioned the handle yourself and I must say it is exquisite. I’m in USA and I don’t recall seeing such a tool but I love it. Thanks for any info you can provide. Linda.
Hi Linda this tool is called an 'Adze' and this particular one is made by Hans Karlsson, there are other makers of it too ~Peace~
Well I didn’t watch the whole thing but it seems interesting
Appreciate you watching none the less myfriend ~Peace~
Aaron is a very good instructor. How much in dollars does he get for the coffee scoop and spoon?
Terry Pearson
Portland,Oregon USA
Hi Terry I have linked to Aarons website in the description so you should be able to see his prices there as they do vary ~Peace~
Lovely work: crucial to have ultra sharp tools perhaps?
Thank you kindly Edward, indeed yes having well sharpened tools is always beneficial as well as being safer to use. I have sharpening tutorials listed on my blog if you feel they will help in some way - zedoutdoors.com/video-tutorials
I can't seem to get past the ax roughing but I keep trying.
Any advice on getting better with my ax?
Beyond keep hacking are there any tips out there?
Make sure you use a sharp axe, crave with an end in product in mind and have a gameplan as to how you will get there. I have countless tutorials that teach you good axe work - zedoutdoors.com/video-tutorials
So stupid question time.
Is the wood green or dry when carving the scoop? Heard a couple of comments re it splits/ warps when dry
Hi Adam the wood was green when carved, as long as you dry the scoop slowly upon finishing the carving and that there is no inherent weakness already in the wood (e.g. knots, hairline cracks from axing, etc) then with a small scoop like this you're typically fine ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors thanks mate, great to know
Let's talk about who he learned from inside of 2 years?
He learnt from many makers through the online medium ~Peace~
Can you give me some suggestions on blacksmiths to get a knife from? I looked on Adam Ashworth's site but he only has one type left for sale and I'm not sure if I want to get it or not
If you contact Adam privately he can make you any knife you want buddy, if you don't have any luck there let me know and i'll recommend someone else ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors okay thanks very much for getting back to me
I can't get the template off the link any one got it
You can access the template here - www.dropbox.com/s/85mi4k56fl2nvoe/Aaron%20Garrett%20-%20Scoop%20Template.pdf?dl=0
@@Zedoutdoors why thank you sir such a gentleman love the videos great work 🥄
What type of tree do you use?
Mainly soft woods such as Birch, Willow, etc ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors thank you sure 👍✋✋
Are there links for the adze?
If you do a search for 'Hans Karlsson Adze' the information will come up ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors I've got a bunch of his tools. But since it's just him and his 2 sons making tools. They are always a wicked long wait. There's a website outa England that has a cool feature, to notify you when the item comes into stock. I love Hans Karlsson tools. My Rottweiler is named, Hans even. Be well.
That. Is some very soft wood or a very sharp axe...lol.
Both ;-) Many thanks for watching Mick ~Peace~
For safety’s sake why do you not wear an archers leather bracer or similar? Much better than a watch strap
For safety sake Aaron is using safe carving techniques so has no need for a leather brace. As with everything, one should not attempt this if you're not grounded in safe technqiues ~Peace~
Watch the next video in the series, "how to apply a tourniquet to a camera man". 🤕😅
Lmao! 😂 ~Peace~